Edit Hyperlinks for Diagram dialog box
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Hyperlinks > Edit
This dialog box is invoked with the Hyperlinks > Edit context menu command in the Diagram View or Model View.
The title of the dialog box varies depending on the way it is invoked:
- Edit Hyperlinks for Diagram: Diagram_name -- You see this title if you invoke the Hyperlinks > Edit command on a diagram. Here the Diagram_name is the name of the diagram on which this command is invoked.
- Edit Hyperlinks for Element: Element_name -- You see this title if you invoke the Hyperlinks > Edit command on a diagram element. Here the Element_name is the name of the diagram element on which this command is invoked.
The pane on the left of the dialog box provides two tabbed pages:
- Model Elements -- Use this page to create hyperlinks to the model elements in the current model.
- External Documents -- Use this page to create hyperlinks to the external files and URLs.
Controls in this dialog box
Control | Description |
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Model Elements tab |
When you select this tab, the pane displays the content available in your project. Select a model element (or several elements) and click Add to add this element to the Selected pane. |
External Documents tab |
When you select this tab, the pane displays the Recently used Documents sub-pane. Recently used Documents displays the external contents that you made available for your project. Such contents may be represented by the file system resources or by URLs. Use the URL button to specify these resources.
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Selected pane |
This pane displays two kinds of data:
Those and only those items that are listed in the Selected pane will be hyperlinked after you press OK. |
Add >> |
Adds the element selected in the left-hand pane into the Selected pane. |
<< Remove |
Removes the selected item from the pane. |
<< Remove All |
Removes all items from Selected pane. |
OK |
Click OK to close the dialog box and hyperlink, from the model element on which the dialog box was invoked, items listed in the Selected pane. |